Students

Tube strikes set to slow down London

Five tube lines are set to be disrupted this weekend, as tube drivers across London prepare...

News

Raging House Fire Tragically Takes Family In Bexleyheath

Two women and Two children were rescued from their burning home on Hamilton road last night...

Film

South Korea’s Parasite wins best picture at Oscars 2020

At the Oscar’s this year, South Korea’s film Parasite is voted and wins best picture. Making...

Business

Unilever to sell PG Tips as it loses the public’s favour.

Tea brands PG Tips and Lipton could be sold by Unilever because they are falling out...

Film

“Blue Story”: controversy in the UK after the withdrawal of the film accused of inciting violence

Blue Story, a movie written and directed by the singer Rapman, was banned from a hundred...

Gender

Alessia Sasso, LGBTQ+ activist, supporter and member

Alessia Sasso is a member of the LGBTQ+ community. For many years she has been supporting...

Students

Mental Health Day: The student mental health crisis

As the “Mental Health Day” date is fast approaching students in the UK are facing an...

Students

Is it right to offer advice on taking illegal drugs safely?

Sheffield’s Students’ Union has hit headlines for doing exactly this

Society

London voted as the world’s best city to study in

London comes out on top as the best city in the world to study in according...

Featured

Zero-hour contracts – the right or wrong choice for students?

Research by the Office for National Statistics has highlighted a worrying insight into the future for...

Food and drink

The drought that hit KFC

One of Britain’s leading fast food places, KFC is running short on what its most popular...

Education

Volunteering week hits the country

Student volunteering week commenced across the country, from Feb 19 - 25, Mahria Ayub reports on...

Politics

Donald Trump Tweets cause controversy yet again

The ever provocative President, Donald Trump, has again taken to Twitter this week, this time to...

News

Graduates look to move out of London for jobs

Students graduating into the financial sector have been leaving London for provincial cities, reports James Middleton

Food and drink

Feed yourself on £5 a week

New mobile apps offer Londoners food that cafes and restaurants are throwing away at the end...